Strangely Persuasive / Erratic, but Worthy Sword-Fighter
Profession:
Merchant
Background:
Le Chuck is a lunatic. His real name was lost in the chaos of the apocalypse and now answers only to Le Chuck. Everyone Le Chuck knew died during the apocalypse and he was left to fend for himself. After wandering south central Wisconsin, he came upon the town of Waterloo. Here he took cover in an antique shop. Slowly withdrawing into himself, Le Chuck grew insane and eventually took to wearing a French General's hat he found in the store. He found a saber on the shelves as well and from then forward referred to himself as Le Chuck. He met many a traveler and made his survival off of trading the random items he found in the antique shop to passersby. Of course, most of the items sold had grand stories behind them that may have been of questionable truth. After a group of raiders burnt down the antique shop while he was out, Le Chuck vowed to build his collection of random objects up once again. After weeks of wandering, Le Chuck found a shop similar to his old one named Chuck's Bait Shop. After a metamorphosis of the shop and the creation of Le Chuck's Bait Shoppe Le Chuck is back in business. Remember he has an eye for strange and seemingly useless objects. While he is not necessarily aggressive, Le Chuck will, by any means necessary, try to obtain nic-nacs. He wears a French General's hat and has a saber at his side at all times.
Death:
Le Chuck's eccentricities cost him dearly. A group of four down-on-their-luck wanderers stumbled across his shack one early October morning and entered the Bait Shoppe at his invitation. He pressed them for goods to trade and became enamored with a pair of cat statues the travelers had in their possession. He tired quickly of their haggling and seized the two statues, causing one of the companions to strike his hand with a lead pipe.
Le Chuck responded poorly by withdrawing his saber from under the counter and swinging it at his attacker. A brief melee ensued leaving Le Chuck with a damaged hand and broken nose. While the traveler's appealed for peace, Le Chuck's madness got the better of him and he attacked with savage intensity but little skill. The traveler struck him a severe blow with the pipe, breaking several of his ribs and causing massive internal bleeding. The travelers then looted the Bait Shoppe and left him on the floor, where his injuries claimed his life later that evening.
Le Chuck responded poorly by withdrawing his saber from under the counter and swinging it at his attacker. A brief melee ensued leaving Le Chuck with a damaged hand and broken nose. While the traveler's appealed for peace, Le Chuck's madness got the better of him and he attacked with savage intensity but little skill. The traveler struck him a severe blow with the pipe, breaking several of his ribs and causing massive internal bleeding. The travelers then looted the Bait Shoppe and left him on the floor, where his injuries claimed his life later that evening.